Famous as the most photogenic waterfall in southern New England, Bash Bish Falls drops over 200 feet, splitting around a large outcrop of granite and plunging in two cascades into a deep emerald pool.
The left cataract is more powerful, spouting and bubbling in gushing fountains. The right is more delicate, moving gently over moss-covered rocks and offering a hypnotic calm.
Bash Bish's many ledges and shady ravines provide the ideal hiding places for rattlesnakes and worm-eating warblers.